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The Core (2003)

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Participants Richard Howard2slyrider16casualotter21nimblemarlin17Patrick Mendoza3fadedsailor932wearyviper25Dennis Sanchez84Sarah Wood8Frank Moore4electricorca112Kate Jackson6Jesse Sullivan2Gregory Brown94Raymond Anderson4Kyle Flores32Peter Ruiz2
Frank Moore4 Frank Moore4 Active Member
195 messages
joined Oct 2008
#21 ·
Dennis Sanchez84 said:Honestly, watching some of the threads here and over on the TV subforum, it’s pretty obvious you’re just a hater. Like, does anything actually pass your test? It feels like you've always got some complaint ready to go.
Go ahead and laugh if it makes you feel better. ☕

And what exactly am I supposed to be getting wrong here? 🤷 Either back it up with some actual examples or just keep it to yourself. ☕
Gregory Brown94 Gregory Brown94 Active Member
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joined Nov 2021
#22 ·
I managed to track down the Press kit for this movie. I took some shots of everything and uploaded them over to Imgur. Hope you guys enjoy it (there are 27 images total)

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Raymond Anderson4 Raymond Anderson4 Regular
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joined Oct 2024
#23 ·
I remember this movie.

The crew supposedly sent to save the world? I wouldn't trust them to change the oil in my Ford. They looked so incredibly clueless in the film.
Kyle Flores32 Kyle Flores32 Member
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joined Feb 2014
#24 ·
What a total dumpster fire of a movie. Honestly, it’s easily one of the worst
doomsday flicks ever made.
Peter Ruiz2 Peter Ruiz2 Member
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joined Oct 2014
#25 ·
Maybe it’s not one of the absolute worst, but it’s definitely the dumbest. It feels like someone sat down to brainstorm this while binge-watching Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, using a Shredder module as their big inspiration. Like they took some fictional "unobtainium" from a sci-fi flick and used it to let them dive into depths where the heat and pressure should realistically crush them instantly. They’ve even got an external camera that somehow survives the abyss, plus full-on EVA suits. Honestly, I wouldn't complain if this was some low-budget B-movie from the 1950s, but trying to pass this off as serious cinema in the 21st century? That's just pathetic.

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